Taft-Hartley Changes Debate in 1952 Campaign Notes
The Corry Evening Journal outlines GOP positions on Taft-Hartley amendments debated during the 1952 campaign. Eisenhower’s stance favored amending rather than repealing the act, with proposals to let striking workers voting on union representation and to require non-Communist oaths for management and labor officials. Taft warned that removing one line could curb union-busting fears, while labor groups warned replacements could tilt outcomes against unions.
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Capitol Hill
Gen
Eisenhower
AFL
New York
GOP
Taft- Hartley
Republican Congress
Sen
Taft
Benton Harbor
Mich
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St. Louis Post~ Dispatch
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files June 20 1933
Report that General Parts Corporation planned to discontinue operations here was denied after inquiry at Inca offices. Miss A T Cataldo takes charge of local plant succeeding Ernest Cook. Heat wave eases slightly as relief from scorching temperatures continues. Traction building front gets fresh paint. Casimer Lynch to manage an A and P store in Jamestown. City Council awaits copy of ach unger for federal public works program share. U S Radiator Corp suffers heavy losses from broken windows blamed on mischievous boys. Amendments in 1949 related to Wagner Act left to NLRB discretion on union busting. The name Russii is thought Swedish in origin.
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General Parts Corporation
Inca
Climax
A. T. Cataldo
Ernest Cook
U. S Radiator Corp
West Washington Street
National Labor Relations Board
Assembly plan to enlarge east and west districts debated
In Harrisburg a bill would fuse Corry’s east district with the west into a larger single legislative district, replacing one assemblyman per district with two from the larger area. Waterhouse of Corry and Blair of Albion represent current eastern and western districts respectively. The measure would redraw House districts across the Commonwealth.
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General Assembly
Harrisburg
Corry
Assemblyman
Waterhouse
Stanley Blair
Albion
Commonwealth
Rona
Jones
Edward Jones
R. D
Fort George Meade
Cassius Biston
Allegheny College
Das
How Smart Are You IQ Style Puzzle
The text presents a garbled quiz with 10 questions about memory, cabinet officers, tree truth, Dickens, Dutch descent, and science terms. It contains numerous misspellings and unclear phrasing, but indicates scoring levels from Genius to Poor and mentions monthly averages and memory improvement.
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Bass
Union City
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